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May 30, 2025 - Health Ranger - Mike Adams
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Cory Endrulat joins Mike Adams to talk about Health Revealed, medical freedom...
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Welcome to today's interview here at the Brighteon.com studios in Central Texas and I am joined today by an extraordinary man, Corey Endrelott, who has been a repeat guest on our Decentralized TV program.
And he's here in studio with me today to make a big announcement about a new collaboration of multiple speakers and experts who are teaching you how to take your power back and be a lot more in charge of your life, sort of.
Sovereignty over your health, your choices, your medical freedom, your mind, and so much more.
So, Corey, welcome.
It's great to see you in person.
Thank you.
I very much appreciate it.
Austin, Texas, here I am.
Here to introduce the project, Health Revealed, right, with you, which is very exciting because there's a lot of medical practitioners that we're reaching out with.
And we have within our ranks, as you know, as you see, we're gonna be These are incredible individuals that I gathered in 2022 for the End of Slavery Summit.
And I saw a pattern between them, and I was like, huh, there's something here.
We delved into the psychology of authoritarianism very deeply through this project that we see.
There's a lot of people who talk about authoritarianism.
A lot of people talk about health and freedom.
But we delved into the psychology of it to a very deep aspect where we also have experience.
And the experience of Stephanie and Leslie and Scott, they blew me away.
That I had to bring them together.
That's why we created this project, Health Revealed.
Okay, let me give you a website.
HealthRevealed.org is the site.
There it is.
Of the three guests you just mentioned, can you just give us a quick overview of their areas of expertise?
Leslie is a psychotherapist, a social worker.
She helps with a lot of different people and their trauma.
Trauma is a common theme among these individuals.
I mean, we all live in a...
I mean, it's a rather traumatic process.
So we're all trying to navigate these traumas or shadows within our lives, and we may not see where they are.
So Scott, similarly, is a counselor, is marriage counseling, is a school teacher, focuses a lot on philosophy.
He actually has experience with Scientology.
He escaped it, and he has a lot to say about that.
He's actually bringing a lot of the material from Scientology to the public for free on his work and his websites.
And he has specific methods that not nobody really knows about, which is really powerful.
And then Stephanie, I mean, she has years of experience with like high end medical researchers within the field, helping practitioners, not just helping patients, but practitioners because they need help, too.
Yeah.
And we find that out after, you know, I spoke with her.
I was like, oh, my gosh, wow, we're in trouble.
Like, it's not just the patients as the doctors.
So she has a website, Awakening Healthcare.
And she's got several websites.
She's incredible.
And then I'm a health coach.
So I talk about nutrition, and that's how I started.
That's how I met you and found your work.
So I know health is something that you're really passionate about.
I'm very passionate about.
And as I delve deeper into health, I realize there's all these insurance companies, all these restrictions, all you can't sell this certain medicine.
It's like you have all this problem of freedom.
It's a control grid.
Yes.
The whole system.
Yes.
And then it's not just the physical health, it's the mental health.
Because you have to care, you have to have the will to want to heal yourself.
And over time, as you delve into that, as I have through your work, which has inspired me and showed me a new path, it opens so many doors.
So how can we awaken the masses and create a health revolution in full?
This is what we're here to do.
Right now, we have a lot of people talking about reforms.
We have RFK Jr., who I've interviewed as head of HHS.
I wish him the best, absolutely, but he's in a deep, deep swamp, a control grid system.
And so far, they've only been able to announce things like banning food dyes, which, granted, okay, that's a great small step in the right direction, but it's nowhere what we need.
We need to dismantle the...
We don't need central authorities to tell us what is healing at all, in my opinion.
And we live in an interconnected world where people can vote on whose work is effective, whether it's a Chinese medicine practitioner or a doctor.
We don't need government to tell us what is healing.
Yeah.
Dr. Andrew Kaufman, his main motto is be your own health authority.
Exactly.
And for years, people say vote with your dollars.
And now all of a sudden we're voting in politics, but we have to be careful here because is that really where freedom lives?
Or is it with the individual understanding that they have to take charge of their own health and nobody else can do that for them?
They have to be responsible over their own ownership, their own self-ownership.
And do we recognize that as a principle?
In scientific studies, we would consider unethical if there's no consent within that study.
But how many people consent to the mass experiment?
of the vaccines, of the mass experiment, of the laws that are pushed upon the population on the daily.
Well, yeah, you make a really great point.
How many people consented to fluoride in the water?
How many people consented to the FDA banning herbs, like the Chinese herb ma huang, which has been used for thousands of years to defeat pandemics, for example.
So, you're right.
We have not consented to this system.
We are enslaved under it, but individually, and this is what your information is about, and this is part of what I've taught for so many years, is we can learn how to take back our power from that system and find freedom in an unfree world.
That's right.
And look at all these different doctors, right?
I mean, and you can pull this on the screen if you want.
One of our slides from our seminar, I mean, this is just a list of doctors, and you probably know many of them, who have left the system or who had problems, you know, with the system, and, you know, they had to quit their jobs because of what happened in recent years.
There's a big convergence happening with health and freedom, people who are lawyers as well, right?
And so what we're trying to do is bring it all together through our material and then doing mass outreach and collaboration.
And we invite everybody out there to join us on this.
And then we want to introduce an idea that has not been talked about.
Democide is known as one of the top causes of death in the world.
Yes.
Like, leading.
And we have the statistics on our website as well.
But first, tell me, what folder am I going to find these slides under?
Yeah, so we have it on our website.
We have everything, right?
And one of the ideas that is core to this work is introducing an idea called statism, which is a belief system.
You can call it a social psychopathology that a lot of medical individuals don't understand or people in the freedom community don't understand.
And this, I believe, is the root cause to democide, which is this conflict.
And the number, in fact, I probably think is way higher than even the estimations I created, like third top cause of death worldwide.
I think it's even higher.
There's spurts in history like World War II, right, where you see mass amounts of soldiers.
So what caused that to happen?
You know, there's an illness happening, a mental illness of people saying I should not...
I should not, you know, be my own health authority.
Like, what's going on here?
They're being suppressed.
They're being deceived.
This is a big problem psychologically.
And actually, Abraham Maslow mentioned that if we want to reach self-actualization, right, or self-fulfillment.
We need to understand these ideas of freedom and statism.
He specifically said this about anarchism, and he said people don't really understand what this word is.
So we guide people through all sorts of ideas from all different political spectrums to help them see their own psychology, their own shadows, and how that relates to the medical empire, because medicine has always been weaponized by the governments to control the people.
Absolutely.
Yeah, that has been the case for a long time.
Okay.
So, again, the website where people can find this is healthrevealed.org, and there you've got, what, videos, downloads, PDFs?
You can click on our individual faces as well, and you'll see we each have our own site pages.
So if you go to my site page, you know, if you click on my face, you'll see I interviewed over 30 people on their personal experience with statism.
We have psychology experiments, Dr. Stanley Milgram, Stanford Prison, going through the psychology of that.
You know, and this is all stuff that a lot of people don't know about.
They may have heard of those experiments, but the scientists are like, oh, well, there's no way we can cure this.
We don't know why people did what they did.
We are actually showing why people exactly followed orders and did what they, you know, were told to do, suppressing their conscience, unleashing massive bloodshed.
It's people.
It's not the one person, Adolf Hitler or Stalin, who gives the order.
It's the millions that follow them.
And so that's what this superstition of statism is.
Larkin Rose details it in his movie, The Jones Plantation, and we bring it together through the medical community.
So I believe for anybody out there who's a practitioner, this will be very helpful.
And then tying that together with, you know, how do we change the medical system?
Because if we are free, right, mentally, and we are free physically, I mean, this could be perhaps the greatest benefit to our health, in fact.
Yeah.
Well, I've long wished that there would be a state that would declare itself to be a health freedom zone that says the FDA has no jurisdiction and this state.
So you sign a disclaimer and you can go in and you can get an intravenous natural vitamin C anti-cancer therapy right here in Texas, which is currently illegal.
Doctors have been arrested for that.
But you can go get it in Mexico, you can go get it in other places.
Why don't we have it here?
And then whatever state declared health freedom would have.
So everybody from America would come to Texas for cutting-edge treatments that work, whether it's chlorine dioxide or hematozyme, DMSO, you name it, all these things that work.
But, of course, Texas won't do that because the Texas Medical Board is run by pharma, and that's true across all the states.
Anyway, you already know this.
Yes, and so we're trying to recreate a new system.
Right?
And part of that, as you know, you interviewed Jim Gale, is creating permaculture spots.
Like, this is just a design.
You can have this.
Like, this is a design that we're doing in Newport Ritchie in Florida, around Tampa, right?
But this can incorporate practitioners.
This can incorporate growing food.
This can incorporate natural medicine and people coming together and building community and neighborhoods.
Like, this is all happening.
And it's all converging at once.
So we're going into that momentum, sharing the ideas that aren't being shared.
And then saying, hey, here we have it laid out for you, and let's create a whole platform where we can do this.
And we have a platform.
We have a mapper on the website.
People can add in their own information.
They can network with other people.
It's all there.
So I greatly appreciate that.
All right.
And we are back with Corey here today.
Here in the Bright Town Studios, it's just an honor to have you here, Corey, and the amazing guests that you brought.
And to those watching, if you didn't see the other interviews that we had with Stephanie, with Leslie Powers, and with Scott, just finished up, and Stephanie Modavis.
I've got to get everybody's names memorized here.
But Corey, you have gathered together really an extraordinary group of thinkers and philosophers, educators, healers.
Yes.
And what they represent here, at least in my opinion, is an area that almost nobody In mainstream health talks about, you know, the focus on ingredients and let's get the red dyes out of the cereal.
Yes.
What about all these other things that affect all of us?
So thank you so much.
Thank you.
I really much appreciate this.
Like I said, I've been following your work for such a long time, and you led me down this path, ultimately, of questioning nutrition, which led me to psychology.
So now I'm trying to help other people who have talked about nutrition and health, just as you mentioned, into psychology and seeing the mind and that mental impact.
Mark Pastio calls it the principle of mentalism, or hermetic principles, which is that all is mind, and that what we think we have to be responsible for, that ultimately is what gets created into our world.
Everything had to first be thought of.
So, you know, I am taking responsibility onto what I'm trying to create, and I'm trying to create ideas, just as you are, to get people thinking.
I don't want you to become attached to me or any of the people that spoke.
Or, you know, any of the events.
I want people to look at the ideas.
I want them to be their own philosophers.
I think the common trend here was becoming our own philosopher, becoming our own doctor, becoming our own governor, becoming our own authority, which dismantles statism, which is this belief in some external man-made authority.
We believe there is no man-made authority, actually, that the authority lives in yourself or in God or truth.
And that's ultimately what we have to understand.
Yeah, and let me add that one of the common themes of all your amazing guests was that they revealed some artificial fear-based barriers that are put upon us by the authoritarians in society.
And so, people watching these interviews should realize we are living in a giant Truman show of sorts, I mean metaphorically, and the control mechanism is fear and trauma.
Yes, and ultimately what it comes down to, which was also a common theme, was the dehumanization.
Yeah, right.
Or denaturalization.
You know how we have the word naturalize?
Well, I create the word denaturalize.
It should be a word, just as there is denatured and naturalization.
We call it becoming a citizen inside a country.
Yeah.
Ironic enough, the government is replacing the role of nature.
AI is replacing the role of nature.
Really, this is what we're, I think, calling upon.
And of course, you can think for yourself on it, but this is the magic of it, right?
Having these different people speak and share their experiences and then their insights.
That is free thinking, and I thank you for doing that as well.
But that's the magic of this project, healthreveal.org, is that we're going to be creating clips based on this content, based on our seminars, which is over 24 hours long, by the way.
Very in detail, talking about all this.
Oh yeah, we can send you all the transcripts too.
Okay, great.
And we would love to have a show on Brighteon, and do it on the platform, and do more interactions.
We could bring on all sorts of guests, and the outreach, and the collaborations, that's where I believe the magic is for this project.
Action steps, if you don't mind, I want to share with the audience what people can do.
Watch our seminar.
That's number one.
Your camera is somewhere over there, I think.
You look at one of these cameras and I'll monitor which one.
No, try that one.
No, try the next one.
There we go.
Okay, over there.
Over there.
All right.
So, number one extra step is watch the seminar, healthrevealed.org, right?
And we have it on the website.
We have all the slides.
You can download a PDF, and we have image format, and even individually, if you want to share it with anybody.
We actually got Dr. Ken Berry on Twitter to retweet one of the slides, which is incredible, saying that, you know, just superstition of authority.
So, we're just, we just, well, personally, I want to see this conversation to get started.
I have a public challenge to anybody out there in the medical community, especially Jordan Peterson or anybody into psychology.
Are you challenging the nature of government itself?
Well, because mostly they're not challenging that.
Yes, exactly.
This is why your work is so important, again, because you're providing alternatives and you're sharing alternative guests.
So are they willing to reach that extent?
You said there's always a blockade people are not willing to cross.
How free are they in their own mind, even as a psychologist, is my question.
I'm sorry to interject, but part of what we learned today, too, is that the system of mental health treatment that is often put in place and enforced and is formative.
It's not designed to help them be more human.
It's designed to make them a better cog in the wheel.
Yes.
The AI that people fear of the future, of Terminator, it's already within them.
And we made that clear through the premise of trauma, right?
Conscience that gets suppressed, they become the robot that they fear is external to them.
They are becoming that very NPC that they think they are not.
Right?
And they think it's only in video games or, you know, maybe that they're awake and they know the truth.
Nobody else does.
I mean, this type of mindset.
We need to be careful of even in the truth community, I'm afraid.
So these are just things, right?
It's shadow work.
It's like, we all have shadows.
We all have traumas.
We're all not perfect.
So this is just another reason for why one individual shouldn't rule over another, but also why we could all learn from each other.
So number two is people can sign up for our newsletter, right?
So if you go to healthreveal.org, you'll see, are you ready for a healthcare revolution?
And there you can sign up for our newsletter.
Wait, where is that?
On the homepage, if you scroll down.
Oh, keep scrolling.
You're on Skype.
I'm on Scott's page.
I'm on Scott's page?
Yes.
Well, God bless Scott.
Okay, let's go back to Corey.
Click Health Revealed, the center logo there.
Oh, Health Revealed.
Oh, okay.
Yeah.
And we'll go through revisions, you know, I would love your help on trying to make sure everything is...
I run a bunch of different websites.
So we have democide now?
Yes, yes.
And a quick summary of our project.
You can see the newsletter there.
Under that is a button that says Health and Freedom Resources, right?
Okay.
Yes, and if you click that, it'll bring you to a mapper.
Where you can actually put in your location or general location of anything, whether you're a farmer or a practitioner, you have some products you want to sell.
We want to kind of bring the Freedom Community together because we know a lot of people are coming together.
Like I mentioned, the convergence of lawyers and doctors and people in the Freedom Community.
So this is something that I believe can help a lot of people.
And then number four is collaborate.
We're actually going to be working on a book based on our seminar.
We're going to be working on different formats and then maybe even journey books and all sorts of things.
And we want people to open this conversation so, like I said, it's not limited to just us.
We're the first four, I would say, founding of this project, but it can go to many individuals, including the ones I shared on that list with you before.
Well, let me state for the record, based on my experience today, I would love to interview anybody that you invite to participate in this project.
because we learned so much already from the three guests that you know yeah i'm sure you're going to attract some really interesting yeah Colin Davis, he wrote a book on shadow work.
He's here with us.
I want to say thank you for him because he provided us a place to stay in Austin, Texas, which is great.
And there's a lot of great people out there that I've connected with.
Mark Passio was mentioned.
Larkin Rose, he has a whole method, Candles in the Dark, for how you talk to other people about freedom concepts using Socratic methods.
There's all sorts of things out there.
I actually have some remedies on my own site page.
Like soma therapy, which was made illegal in Brazil, which was a psychologist who was helping people through the use of martial arts and getting in touch with their body.
the people in that therapy said they felt closer to the people in that therapy than their own families.
And they were freeing themselves so much to the point that they felt So the government's made it illegal.
Psychotherapy practice.
So this is not uncommon.
It's a rabbit hole.
You know, William Reich, if you're familiar with his work on the muscular armor and his stuff is considered radical.
You know, he was working on all sorts of things.
There's amazing people.
But you hear only about Carl Jung or Freud.
There's tons of amazing individuals.
And we share them in our seminar.
All different walks of life.
You know, some you may not agree with, you know, entirely.
It's like we can learn from all sorts of amazing people.
You see we have our press kit on our website and all sorts of stuff like that.
You were actually talking about the history of the world.
There's a whole map of the history of the world.
But what is this documenting?
The rise of civilizations?
Yes, because what this is ultimately is about the evolution of humankind, in my opinion, is transcending, like I said, about Abraham Maslow.
Once we understand our true selves, and maybe technology can help us with that effect, as I talked about the abolitionists with you before in the printing press, I believe that we can truly evolve to our highest potential, unlike any time before in history.
And maybe it's just revisiting our old past, in case some people want to study ancient civilizations.
But there's something there that we know we have the potential to be.
And we all have it.
We crave it sometimes internally, and sometimes we're having these different expressions.
But maybe we have to find out that there's people who have been doing this work for a long time, such as yourself, who are out there, and people just have to find them.
I mean, look, I have a whole bunch of different therapies and all sorts of things in my own approach, and integrative nutrition.
There's a school as well.
Let me interject this.
There's a great sense among many informed people today, people, at least this is my experience, people that I talk to, That everything that we are discovering now was already known but has been lost or hidden.
That the history that we've been taught is highly distorted and that there's a big there's a great lie or a great deception about where we came from and who we are and we're just beginning to scratch the surface of rediscovering that.
And somehow there's a control grid that's trying to prevent us from doing that.
And we've talked about a lot of different mechanisms of that today.
But do any of those themes make sense to you?
In regards to what?
That our knowledge has been lost.
We're just repeating the same rediscovery that has already happened before in pre-civilization, potentially.
Yes, and I think, though, knowledge has its own, you know, opposite.
So one of the things that I kind of approach here, and this is kind of like a first announcement of one of my metaphysical projects, but also therapies, is utilizing opposites.
And this is something common as well among colleagues.
I have a giant magnet here, if you like.
There you go.
Are you north or south?
Right, but you see, I mean, you study Eastern philosophy, Eastern religion, and a lot of Christians and a lot of people in the West aren't really familiar with it.
And it's like, is God really external or is it within us, right?
I got pushed back by saying that Jesus didn't speak English.
Yes.
I couldn't believe it.
Like, people, English didn't even exist.
Centuries later, maybe.
But see, knowledge or intellect, you know, there's also the emotion, there's the spirit, and what type of knowledge is that?
In Chinese, they call it shin, like the heart-mind, that the heart has a mind of its own.
You talked about, in your documentaries, about how you can take one part out of the body and the body still has an intelligence, despite a part of their brain being taken out?
Oh yeah, there are documented cases of people who don't have 90% of their physical brain.
Yes.
Still fully functional.
So, I mean, when we first talk about knowledge, I think it's worth disclaiming, like, knowledge by what means, right?
Like, what are we talking about type of knowledge?
Is it an internal knowledge?
Is it something we know?
Is it something we have to learn?
And what are the limits?
What are the problems with that?
And I think Taoism, Eastern philosophy, talk about that too.
Well, that's where, you know, we were talking with one of your guests earlier about epigenetics.
Also, that's where we have to get into the conscious field.
Yes.
Or what's called morphic resonance by Rupert Sheldrake, for example?
Yes.
Now we're talking cultural knowledge, right?
Knowledge that extends beyond what's in here or what's in this computer or what's in the cloud, which is always a really hilarious term.
Yes, we're using these natural terms and using them in AI.
It's very interesting.
Isn't it, though?
They call it the cloud.
Yes.
But it's also, like I said, with government and naturalization, we kind of make these terms synonymous with each other, where we assume that these systems are part of reality.
But they're not.
When you start to finally unravel what you call the truth, what you said is that you only see lies.
This is an example of opposites I'm sharing.
While seeing the truth, you see lies.
How is that possible?
While seeing what you think to be right, you can also be wrong because you always have to be improving.
Like Socrates says, the only thing I know is I know nothing.
What an irony.
The greatest paradoxes are often the spiritual teachings, and they cannot be conceived through pure reason or intellect.
They have to be perceived from a greater lens on reality.
So my approach with opposites is to help people challenge anything that they think they know, which means even my own material has to be scrutinized.
And it has to be.
Isn't that science as well, right?
The minute you settle in the conclusion, how are you doing science, you have to be willing to improve on that and say, well, is this true?
Or what about all the different other possibilities?
So possibility, that's freedom.
That's infinite possibility.
And realizing how much out there is actually a human construct.
The very concept of government, or even law, is just human fiction.
It's an agreed-upon construct, or the existence of a corporation, or a limited partnership.
It's always funny to me.
People say, oh, I have a limited partnership.
Yeah, we all just made that up.
It's not even real.
It's a construct.
Of the way a judge might interpret this or that.
Or, I have a shell corporation over here.
Okay, great.
I have a unicorn fairy over here.
It's like, we can all make up stuff, and when enough people agree on it, they call it government.
Or they call it the legal system.
One of the key models for the Health Revealed project is revealing the illusions contributing to illness.
Oh, yeah.
Because that's ultimately what it is.
Illness, illusion.
That's a coincidence.
But it is true.
I mean, even the word illness in olden times, you know, we relate that to the priest or the church in the sense of a moral evil, not just a physical body evil.
So, I mean, I think there's a correlation here between morality, naturality, or nature.
And disease and health.
And I think health is one of the greatest ways we can tell if we're working with nature or not.
I don't think it's a coincidence you see these parallels between medicine and government like you were mentioning.
Not at all.
And you also see that people who are heavily invested in the artificial medicines, which is the artificial nutrition or the anti-nutrition, and heavily invested in the artificial constructs of government, etc., they tend to deteriorate physically.
And even you could say, Mentally, in many cases, not in every case, I'm not condemning them all, but I'm saying, you look at a typical person that's going in and out of the pharmacy, that buys their food at CVS pharmacies, you know, they're not, I'm not trying to be judgmental, but we do have to have discernment.
They're not healthy people, okay?
Generally speaking.
We have to be very clear on that.
Right, and then they take the jabs, like the Ozempic.
The weight loss drugs, jabbing themselves in the abdomens.
Like, what kind of weird self-inflicted trauma is that?
I went to USF.
I saw them doing vaccines.
I walked by one of the ladies, and I said something.
I'm like, be careful with that.
And then she walked up to me, and she said, like, is there, like, bots in there or something?
Like, I heard about that.
And so, like, I sparked something.
Now she started to have doubts, and she knew.
That knowledge, she knew there was something wrong, but she needed somebody just to walk up to her and say something to kind of give her a little bit of courage and backing.
But this was at a college, and I talked to college kids, and I asked them the question, I said, would you follow your conscience or would you obey the law?
A lot of them said that they would obey the law.
Oh yeah, they do.
But where's the spirit?
So like Leslie mentioned, she looks for the soul in somebody.
I don't want to say somebody's unhealable or that the world is too diseased and chaotic, because ultimately I think as a practitioner, I want to say everybody can heal, right?
But of course, it's going to be more difficult with some individuals.
Yeah, I think everybody can heal.
But here's the best example in medicine I've found of self-annihilation is the bariatric surgery where somebody is morbidly obese and the doctor says, let's remove your stomach.
And they're like, yes, that sounds awesome.
The stomach must be the problem because I'm eating too much, therefore it's the stomach.
And I'm like, wow.
Wow!
If you have a headache, they would cut off your head.
And people would agree to it.
Like, yes, that would solve the headache problem.
And they're not wrong.
I mean, it would solve the headache.
But how have we become this kind of society that we're so ensnared by these systems of control and disembodiment?
And that's a great example.
The bariatric surgery is a disembodiment.
Let's take an organ and remove it.
Let's just take it out, right?
And now one of our guests had failed kidneys and had to have that replaced.
But she wasn't saying, I hate my kidney, remove it.
You know what I mean?
It was like, I want a kidney that works.
But people are saying, I hate my stomach, take it out.
Yeah.
I mean, I even know practitioners who say that they can rebuild that kidney, like you mentioned with your finger.
Using natural medicine.
Sure.
So clearly there's an intelligence within the body that is being ignored in the case of this compartmentalization of, like, looking at certain parts, forgetting the whole, not looking at the root cause, and then creating justifications, saying, well, this one drug or this one disease, now we have to do this or do that, without looking at, like, why that happened.
So I'm afraid it's the same thing with civilization and government on a mass scale, actually.
We're creating one government after another.
It's founded on slavery, on oppression, on war.
It's been like that for thousands of years.
But we'll ignore that fact.
Government is just people coming together, trying to agree on some, like, you know, we want peace and order.
Every time in history, it's been the exact opposite.
They've been the greatest violator of rights.
And if democide is one of the leading causes of death, way above private murderers and people who do their own casualties, are we really being protected by the government?
And is this something that should be studied?
Because look at the effects with medicine, look at the effects with economics, look at the effects of pretty much anything that happens in society from giving certain people an authority that doesn't exist in nature.
Right, right.
You need to bring in an economist also.
We have to talk about the monetary influences on tyranny.
Because if you think about the government, think about what Trump is doing right now, And those commands from the central authority may be, you know, you have to recognize this or you have to operate in a certain way.
Now, regardless of what our audience thinks about Trump, that's irrelevant.
The point is, should there be a central system that uses the power of currency creation in order to dictate Policies and hospital protocols as well.
And if you don't follow those, the money is withheld from you.
See, that's the ultimate centralization which leads to really evil.
In anybody's hands, too much centralization is bad.
That's why we've got to exit and build, right?
Like, I showed you that blueprint of the food forest that we're putting in in Newport Ritchie.
Yeah.
It's five acres, right?
And I'm partnered with the guy who owns the land.
He's a Bigfoot researcher, actually.
Like, world-renowned.
He travels the world on Bigfoot.
I mean, he researches Bigfoot or he has big feet and he's a researcher?
No, he researches Bigfoot.
He's invited to speak all throughout the world.
That's more interesting, actually.
He's a great guy.
And I met him, you know, it just so happens I meet a content creator who has land who I need to partner with to do a food forest.
Like, this is crazy synchronicity, right?
That's another thing, you know, synchronicity, Carl Jung.
But the point is that this is the project that we can bring practitioners on.
We can bring different people to.
We can have speakers maybe set up a studio or something like this.
And it's just beautiful.
We're calling it Bigfoot Food Forest.
That's cool.
Bigfoot probably lived in a food forest.
And you mentioned exit and build, so I assume you're a fan of John Bush and his work.
Absolutely.
Right?
You know he lives in central Texas.
Yes.
Are you going to visit John?
Maybe, yeah.
Yeah, you should.
There's a lot of great people out there, and I thank you for creating the connection.
There's ultimately a lot of stuff that needs to happen and could happen.
I have a lot of ideas.
I have list upon list of stuff I can't get to, but this was one of my ideas, was I wanted to create a project.
On the psychology of statism, because nobody really looked into it.
There's people in history who looked at the authoritarianism and the psychology of it, but nobody who really delved deep into it and connected all the different systems to it looked at it from an unfiltered point of view, wasn't trying to just hate on some certain regime, like there's people who attack just Trump or Biden or Obama.
It's like, no, I'm not even looking at those individuals.
So if anything, I respect Trump to some regards because he like he inspired me in 2016.
He came with that energy and like, you know, there's like a charismatic effect.
I'm worried about the followers.
I'm always worried about the followers.
He's just one person.
He's just one person sharing ideas, and he's very effective.
He's probably good at business.
But the government is not a business.
It's a violent, coercive gang that we believe works like a business, but it isn't.
We're not building golf courses.
This is an empire game for the future of the world.
But I respect everybody.
I mean, I even believe I would help Hillary Clinton.
You respect everybody?
I mean, it's hard not to, because I see the humanity in people.
Now, I know it's hard to maybe see the soul in some people, but like I said, it's about searching for it.
I believe there's just layers of trauma, and maybe there's a demon, but is that an excuse to say that there is no life at all?
I have to believe in it in order to have faith in it.
Isn't that the whole reason of faith, right?
That's my belief.
I think Hillary Clinton operates from a cabinet of demons.
I think the demons vote on what she should say.
What I like about you, Corey, one of the things I like about you is that you're good at actually the execution stage of getting things done.
And you just mentioned you have a lot of ideas.
But we live in a world filled with ideas.
There are endless ideas.
And I have people approach me all the time with ideas.
Did you know that ideas almost have zero value?
What has value is getting ideas into reality.
And you're good at that.
And I admire that about you.
Because you also know the work that it takes, the focus, the dedication.
I have people who rant to me, and maybe this is common in Truth Movement, you start networking with other people.
They will talk to me for hours and hours and hours.
And I have to respect my time because I need to make sure I prioritize accordingly.
And so like I've got, I'm a very disciplined, like in regards to how I get things done.
So when people contact me and they say, I have this really great idea.
Can we have lunch and talk?
Let me present this idea to you.
You know what I say every time?
Create a PDF file.
Send me the PDF.
I would love to look at it first.
And if I think it has merit, then yeah, we can take it next step.
Yes.
99 out of 100 times, nobody can...
So this is kind of like when I ask people to make a food log, when they ask me for dietary advice, and I make a food log.
Everybody can emote.
Everybody can function as a large language model.
They can spit out words, but you ask them, The answer mostly is no.
And so that's a great filter.
I'm just sharing that with you in the audience.
It's a really great filter.
It'll protect your time.
And then the people that are willing to do that, because I'm launching a business with an extraordinary man from California who's become a good friend.
He's got it on paper.
He knows what he's doing.
He used to run medical conferences and all kinds of things.
Very organized.
That's when I know, okay, this person knows how to get things done.
We'll both have these challenges in dealing with other people in the movement.
John Bush knows how to get things done.
He organizes conferences.
I don't have the balls to try to organize a conference.
The level of work, a live conference with live attendees.
Yes.
No.
And I've seen people.
But yeah, no, you're right.
I mean, I've done some online stuff, but you're right.
It is totally different.
I know I'm stepping into different fields and things I have to learn from.
So for sure.
Absolutely.
And I respect your wisdom on that, too.
You know, absolutely.
Well, I'm just sharing how to protect your time, you know.
Yeah.
But I really admire what you've done here and what you are doing.
Can I ask you, am I pronouncing your last name correctly, or am I getting that totally wrong?
I think you got it, right?
Go ahead, say it.
Andrew Latt?
Yeah, you got it.
For some reason, it feels like it should be fancier than that somehow.
I mean, apparently it came over from Lithuania or Germany.
So how would Lithuanians pronounce it?
I mean, I was told endrolitis, but that was like a disease.
Yeah, that sounds like inflammation of the Endrew.
Hopefully I'm not giving you anything right now, you know, speed policy or something.
We have N95 masks.
No, we're sitting right next to incubating chemtrails fallout, so, you know.
Yeah.
That's a lovely thought.
But I'm getting it right.
It's Endrew Lott.
Yes, it is.
Okay.
And I could probably just use Corey Edmond because it's way easier, but, you know.
No, it's cool.
It gives you personality to have a really unique name.
Your name is easier than mine.
Alex Jones, Mike Adams.
It's so easy.
It's not fair.
Yeah, but there's also Scott Gordon.
First and last name are interchangeable.
That's got to cause some confusion.
Is it Scott, Gordon?
On lists, right?
Where did he go?
Have people ever talked to you about that?
Your last name and first name could be interchangeable.
This feels like Todd's after party.
Yeah, it is.
No, that's what it always devolves into.
I bring up the oddities.
Todd would love it if you just pull them up right now.
Yeah, we should bring in Todd.
But, no, I love your last name.
I just want to get it right.
That's all.
And I also, you have a lot of long hair, and I'm just curious about how long does it take to wash?
Do you have to dry the hair after you wash it?
Or is it just, like, how much does that add to your daily regimen?
I'm not kidding.
I'm curious.
I mean, not long.
I mean, I don't use, like, towels and stuff.
I let it dry, like, naturally.
Oh, okay.
So it's just like you're just washing it like normal.
It doesn't take 20 It's harder to use more natural stuff, I think, to some extent.
We've got shampoo.
You can take some.
Yeah, I've used it before.
Okay.
The lavender one, a couple years ago.
Okay.
All right.
So it's not an inconvenience to have this much hair.
I do admit, though, I don't just use your products.
I use Korean stuff, too.
Korean stuff?
Stuff from other countries are really fascinating.
Oh, really?
It is.
I mean, Korean skincare and all that is amazing stuff.
Really?
And you look at the ingredients, I mean, it's profound.
I mean, there's a reason why other countries have helped.
Yeah, I mean, I'm kind of in love with Asian culture as a whole.
Are you really?
Yeah, because I'm also going to a Chinese church every week to learn Chinese.
You're kidding me!
Yeah, and so I know that you know some Chinese, and you're big into that, too.
Well, no, I lived in Taiwan for a couple years.
I remember watching a video online claiming that you're a Taiwanese spy or something.
My Taiwanese is what?
Like you're a Taiwanese spy or like you're an agent.
Oh, a Taiwanese spy?
Yeah, I've never watched a video like a long time ago.
It's hilarious.
There were great videos on the internet back then.
Yeah, yeah, that's funny.
But no, I learned Chinese speaking to the taxi drivers in Taipei.
And that's why my Chinese has really great pronunciation because I didn't learn it in America.
Yeah, because Americans pronounce Chinese very poorly.
That's me.
Live there for a couple years.
Yeah, probably.
I may end up happening.
I'm a bit of a hermit.
The Taoist, I think, in me is like, I want to stay in one place in nature and kind of just reflect and think.
That's kind of how I get a lot of my ideas.
In some ways, I'm resistant to traveling, but I know that it happens and I see amazing things.
It happens naturally anyways, as the universe kind of guides me.
In the right direction.
Well then, I'll share this with you.
I've never said this publicly, but when I lived in Taiwan, I visited a Buddhist temple on a mountain and the only way that you're allowed to get there is to take a step and then you have to kneel.
And then you get up and take another step and kneel again.
And it's this tremendously arduous physical exercise to go up this mountain.
And the point of it is not to make you bow or be submissive or anything.
But to slow you down before you just can't come from the city and into the temple.
Like, let's do temple stuff as a tourist.
And it gets rid of all the tourist crap.
Like, if you make it to the temple, it's actually quite serene.
There's really not that much happening there.
But you have a different state of mind.
Yes.
So it's kind of nice they put it on top of a mountain where you can't get to it that easily.
And that's the same thing in Tibet.
They put their temples, many of them, up there.
Like, you've got to want to be there.
I think you would enjoy that.
Yeah, there's a lot of funny things about old ancient spirituality.
Like, you know, I have a Qigong teacher, and his philosophy, it's like, he's amazing.
I mean, they all have gardens in the back of these Buddha places.
But it's funny, I go to, like, Christian churches, and I talk to them about growing food, and they're totally ignorant of it.
Yeah, I noticed that.
And they all have gardens, they're all growing stuff.
I'm like, what's going on here?
You know, these are the questions I ask myself studying these different cultures, because I love all of them, and I love to learn from everybody.
And they all, in their ancient foundations, were talking about a connectedness with nature.
In China, I think Confucianism kind of took its own route.
It's kind of like a libertarian-ish philosophy, but believed that legalism was still necessary, whereas the Taoists were like, you know, we're anarchists and going to kind of just do our own thing and let things flow like water, like Bruce Lee.
You know, so it's interesting, but I know I'm learning from a lot of different people on these philosophies, and I'm guided for that direction, because I'm kind of just a nature-focused person as a whole.
You know, my message is core in nature is the answer.
So when I hear all this stuff about dehumanization and everything, it's like, I'm not trying to make this my agenda.
just happens to be everywhere I go, it leads me toward this path, right?
And so the philosophy of opposites I was talking about, you know, is actually...
I believe it's very simple, and everything in this room right now is in my metaphysical philosophy, actually, specifically.
I went through my entire house and looked at every single object.
And then ask myself, what is the opposite of this?
Or what is different from this?
And that allows me to attain, let's say, if there's a conventional medicine, an alternative medicine, or if there's a TV, maybe it's just being out in nature.
Because that is the alternative.
That is the natural alternative.
But you're just asking, what is the opposite?
So the opposites help us realize we have so many man-made things and material things that don't necessarily need to exist.
Or if they do exist, we become conscious of them because we recognize something beyond them or higher, which relates back to...
Yeah, I love that.
Yeah.
And also, so in Chinese, in English we say yin, yang.
In Chinese it's yin and yang.
Put this one on before I came back up.
Right, yeah, exactly.
But in your Chinese church, they're going to say yin and yang.
Yeah.
Right?
Yes.
So there's always...
I mean, of course, they've done the same thing with our words and the same thing in Japan, like, you know, it's ice cream, right?
In Japanese.
Yeah, Japanese is funny.
Yeah, it's fun.
But I'm so glad that you're studying all these things.
And I just want to thank you for bringing...
No, it's all good.
This is what life is about ultimately.
We get stuck in the convolutions and the different ways of thinking.
Having fun, expressing the body, getting beyond just the intellect actually does help the mind.
So when you do have play, when you have fun, Plato said you learn more in an hour of play than a year of conversation.
So again, it's another opposite.
No, you don't need to study more.
You have to play more.
Do play with your food.
Everything that you think you know, I flip it on its head in my philosophy, which is why I think you'll like it.
I don't know if you want to do a book review, but I want you to give it a negative review on purpose.
And then I write pseudoscientist.
I have ideas, you know, of trying to play with the mind because by playing with it, it helps create a lighter environment where it also can open minds.
Like, you know, comedy.
People use comedy as a means to open minds.
Sure.
I believe there's many ways to get there and people are exploring those ways.
And so, yeah.
I try to bring it all together.
That's always what I try to do.
Well, keep exploring.
Your journey is a fascinating one, and we appreciate what you're doing.
Thank you.
And I just want to thank you for coming all the way from Florida.
Yeah.
18-hour RV trip.
Wow.
That sounds like torment, actually.
We have to duct tape all the stuff that's rumbling.
But, you know, it's cool.
Yeah.
Okay.
It's fun.
Yeah, that's right.
And now you've got to drive back.
Yeah, well, I mean, Florida, Texas, these places are pretty cool compared to Pennsylvania up north.
Very different.
Yeah, definitely.
Well, enjoy Texas while you're here.
Make sure you get some good barbecue if you eat barbecue at all.
You've got to recommend a good one because I'm only going to trust your wisdom.
There's one place I recommend and it's in a town south of Austin.
I'll tell you about it.
And my wife and I went on a barbecue.
Eat it with cabbage?
Yeah, like I'll eat barbecue like two or three times a year or something like that.
But one weekend we went out to try all the barbecue so we would know where to go and not waste time.
And there's only one place that's any good.
And it was found in like 1887 or something.
But I'll tell you about it.
And I'm starting to drool because I'm thinking about how good their barbecue is.
It's crazy.
And I don't even eat meat hardly at all, right?
But occasionally, when the body says, hey, you need some meat, you should listen to it.
As long as your body's not saying that every meal.
At least that's my view.
All right, well, Corey, this has been tons of fun and really informative also, and I just want to thank you.
For taking the time to organize all this and to be here.
And again, the website is healthrevealed.org.
And I guess we're going to wrap it up right there.
All right.
So thank you, Corey.
Thank you very much.
I appreciate it.
And thank all of you for watching.
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